Six-Functor Formalisms (Seminar)
1Purpose
The Six functor formalism is a way to formalize the notion of a cohomology theory and allows one to simplify and streamline the proofs of the basic properties. Mann has recently written up notes [Heyer–Mann 2024] regarding these developments and its application in representation theory. In this seminar, we hope to cover some interesting topics about the concept of six-functor formalism and write a readable notes of our own.
2Location and Recordings
Online and Recordings will be uploaded to Bilibili and Youtube.
QQ group : 786106396.
3Note and Schedule(no fixed)
注 3.1. If the content cannot be completed in one talk, it will be postponed to the next talk.
(Talk 1) | Introduction and Basic Notion of -categories 1.
Ref: [Heyer–Mann 2024, Appendix A], [Lurie 2018], [Lurie 2009] | ||||||||||
(Talk 2) | Basic Notion of -categories 2.
Ref: [Heyer–Mann 2024, Appendix A], [Lurie 2018], [Lurie 2009] | ||||||||||
(Talk 3) | Basic Notion of -categories 3.
Time : 9 Feb. | ||||||||||
(Talk 4) | Basic Notion of -categories 4.
Time : 11 Mar. | ||||||||||
(Talk 5) | Example — The Six Functor Formalisms of .
Have some typo. |
4References
• | Peter Scholze (2022). “Six-Functor Formalisms”. (web) |
• | Claudius Heyer, Lucas Mann (2024). “6-Functor Formalisms and Smooth Representations”. arXiv: 2410.13038 [math.CT]. (web) |
• | Lucas Mann (2022). “A -Adic 6-Functor Formalism in Rigid-Analytic Geometry”. arXiv: 2206.02022 [math.AG]. (web) |
• | Lucas Mann (2022). “The 6-Functor Formalism for - and -Sheaves on Diamonds”. arXiv: 2209.08135 [math.AG]. (web) |
• | Yifeng Liu, Weizhe Zheng (2024). “Enhanced six operations and base change theorem for higher Artin stacks”. arXiv: 1211.5948 [math.AG]. (web) |
• | Algebraic Pattern: Shaul Barkan, Rune Haugseng, Jan Steinebrunner (2024). “Envelopes for Algebraic Patterns”. arXiv: 2208.07183 [math.CT]. (web) |
• | Enriched -categories: Hongyi Chu, Rune Haugseng (2023). “Enriched homotopy-coherent structures”. arXiv: 2308.11502 [math.CT]. (web) |
• | Jacob Lurie (2009). Higher Topos Theory. Princeton University Press. |
• | Jacob Lurie (2017). Higher Algebra. preprint. |
• | Jacob Lurie (2018). Kerodon. |
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